Question: Are there any circumstances in which a student of a public school can constitutionally pray over the school's public address system, on school property, at a school sponsored event?
 
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The law firm of Coghlan & Associates may be retained by school districts to assist with analysis of the particular facts existing in a school district, and analysis of whether a district is a good candidate for enactment of the Model Student Speaker Policies or a hybrid thereof, conducting in-service training for school board members, administrators, teachers, and other school officials regarding school-law/constitutional issues, and advising with regard to enactment of policies targeted to comply with current federal law.

Kelly Coghlan may be contacted at:

Coghlan & Associates
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Houston, Texas 77024-6716

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